Reception and Shower for Bride-to-Be Alice Clark
A surprise reception and shower was held at Miss Alice Clark’s Cherry street home in honor of her upcoming marriage to Mark A. Tierney of Wat erbury. June 29 wedding plans were announced as guests and hostesses gathered in a green and white themed event featuring a wishing well centerpiece and floral favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clark
Cherry Street
Wilson F. Clark
Mark A. Tierney
Margaret Tierney
North Main Street
Waterbury
Clark
Gertrude Leonhardt
William Thurston
Edward Sheehy
Leonard Brauneis
William Baukat
Edward She
Nellie Cleary
Mary Donahue
Margaret Smith
John Edmond
John 2. Logan
Thomas Vf. Dunning
Wimothy Tal
W. of. Clark
Marie Cawley
Frances Freeman
Anna Dowling
John R. Clark
Frank T. Clark
W. FB. Clark
Alice
Ethel
Corinne
Florence Churk
Ciant Submarine Newest Addition to American Navy
The V-3 submarine, designed to accompany the fleet at sea in any weather, measures 341 feet 6 inches in length and 27 feet 6 inches in breadth with a 2 167 ton surface displacement. It can reach 21 knots surfaced and nine knots submerged, powered by four engines totaling 6 500 horsepower, and carries six 21 inch torpedo tubes, a five inch rifle, and two machine guns. Mrs Louis R De Steiguer christened the vessel, amid talks of commissioning in early spring next year after builders trials. The V-1 recently returned from a four and a half month cruise visiting South American and West Indian ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. de Steiguer
First Naval Distilet
South America
West Indies
German views on Dawes plan and taxation in 1920s
A Berlin observer notes many Germans back the Dawes plan for international confidence and republic stability. He cites high taxes and a 45 percent turnover tax hurting production and raises concern that tax pressure could undermine Germany’s ability to meet plan obligations. He also reports efficient tax collection and a non citizen paying 28 percent of gross income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Republic
Dawes
Berlin
Charities Supt Spikes Reports on Office Aid
The board questions charity disbursements as Supt Johnson defends town aid for a family of ten. Details cover misperceptions of funds, shopping controls, and efforts to prevent abuse while planning detailed charity reporting and cross town comparisons. The meeting also reappoints two wardens and occurs with full board present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Johnson
Ranslow
Red Cross
Groteries
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Charities
Great Chicago Roundup Opens With Daring Rodeo Acts
Copyright by R. R. Doubleday. famous riders and cowgirls perform in perilous contests with outlaw bands and longhorn steers at the Great Chicago Roundup world championship rodeo beginning August 15. Merchants through their Association of Commerce back the event to attract thousands of buyers and tourists. Mark Twain’s humor partly came from roughing it in the Far West, while the cowpuncher remains a whimsical, ironic figure amid the rodeo’s rugged pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Doubleday
Chicago
Association of Commerce
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Cpmentha
Students to take college entrance exams at Waterbury
Junior and Senior classes of Naugatuck High School will travel to Waterbury on Thursday and Friday to take college entrance examinations. Many local students have prepared for these tests this week, and numerous graduates will pursue higher education. The senior class next year will be smaller, with about 700 graduates. Officers for the class of 28 are listed, and several athletic teams will lose players to graduation, including football, baseball, basketball, and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck High School
Waterbury
Grid
Otto Hermonat
Albert Hermonat
Howard Yackett
Algird Ixazemekns
Ralph Quinn
Patrick Keating
Hari Phillips
James Lawley
Thomas Neary
Joseph Wing
Henry Daly
Charles Lodge
Joe King
Paul Buckmiller
Keating
Neary
Lodge
John Tatigian
King
Quinn
Hackett
Michael O’brien
Anna Daikis
Iva Goodrich
Katherine Foley
Rose Worrell
Doris Weaver
Treasury balance report for June 6
United States treasury balance as of June 6 stands at 255,660,780 dollars, reported from Washington D C. The note records the total holdings in the national accounts and reflects the government’s cash position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
State Department of
United States
Artieles
Providence
R. I
Jisbon Faculty of Medicine
State Department
America
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Light Grey Flannel Trousers Straw Hats
Local fashion items listed for summer wear include light grey flannel trousers and straw hats. The listing notes versatile wardrobe pieces suitable for warm weather and casual to semi formal occasions.
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Uceatash
Wiimeemeat
Schofield Grocery CO
Dan
Hudson
ESSEX
Coulson H. Squires, Inc
Wieudison-Essex
Maugatuck Dairy
New St
Park Place
Park Rlace
Dayton Rumney
Wigmore Room
W. Eaton
Mgr
F. J. King
Erpenter
Naugatuck
Egrlald Radio Company
West 110Th Street
New York City
Bealers
James Kenney
Riverside Drive
Getdom
W. D. Crosby R
Dunlop
Blade's Tire Shop
Bisa A
Waldorf Billiard Parlors
W. P. Stapleton
Boston
Rubber Ave
New York
Seymour
Ansonia
Derby
N.H
R.R. CO
von Hindenburg
Wirgtein
Government
Johnson Explains
Peabe Crossing
Greene, N
Dune
Gibson Dibball
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Young Dibbals
Cains
Mom
Pansy
Paris
Caillaux
Bank of France
Better Drug Stores
Diamond Laboratories
Reed
Phrostc
LiHn
Reed Bros
Margaret Clancy
Massagh
Coen ST
W. F. Clark Cherry Bt
Rubber City
Maple Street
U. S. Treasury
Young Men’s High School
Freedman
Connecticut
Sean Care An
Harold D Balawlors Euan Dam Eeratyereerne
John M. Sutherland
Qhurch ST
THE
BRIDS
China Glass Wat
Cahreatl Sens
South Main Street
Lda
Taylor’s
Taylor Market
C. F. Davis
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